Although a little small we did get a very nice tour from Earl(thanks again). He explained with love... read more
We visited on a Friday afternoon, and we were the first guests that day. The guide, Earl, was... read more
Updating Map... Although a little small we did get a very nice tour from Earl(thanks again). He explained with love and pride the different tools used for cotton produce.
We visited on a Friday afternoon, and we were the first guests that day. The guide, Earl, was extremely friendly. There were some implements and some cotton samples.
We saw the sign for this off of 75 and decided to stop. It is only open toward the end of the week and it is in an old school building that was brought to this site. It was very interesting inside, has a lot...More
We stopped in because we saw the sign off of I-75 as we were going home from a girls' weekend...it was worth the stop! Lots of history and everything in such great shape...very educational and fun, and the onsite city employee, larista, was very informative...More
